Get Healthy Service can help your patients achieve their health goals
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Get Healthy Service can help your patients achieve their health goals
The Get Healthy Service can help your patients make lifestyle changes to improve their health. The service, delivered by NSW...
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GP Profile – Dr Atifa Khan
Dr Atifa Khan of My Family Health Medical Centre in Gregory Hills has been a GP since 2002 and has...
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The South Western Sydney Local Health District’s (SWSLHD) Public Health Unit (PHU) has provided the following public health updates. Pertussis...
International conference gives HealthPathways team a chance to shine
Kira Chamberlain, Kirsty Young, Ben Neville and Alissa Nicolaidis.SWSPHN representatives had the opportunity to share ideas – and present some...
Supporting Recovery program creating safer and more supportive community for all
Victim-survivors shared stories of their recovery journeys and what gives them hope, at this month’s official launch of the Supporting...
Community welcomes new urgent healthcare option
SWSPHN’s CEO, Dr Keith McDonald PhD, and Primary Care Workforce Manager Bianca Lean, joined State Health Minister Ryan Park at...
Raising awareness, providing practical resources during Palliative Care Week
SWSPHN staff gathered to mark National Palliative Care Week and celebrate the launch of the updated version of our A Journey...
Mental health deep dive offers snapshot into local need
What does the mental health services landscape in South Western Sydney look like today – and how will we meet...
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